2564 - 2724 NATURAL HISTORY, MEDICINE, SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY, TRANSPORT etc.
- Frontcover sl. foxed/ stained; spine sl. discol.
= Norman 800: "The only book that Fleming prepared regarding his discovery of the antibiotic properties of penicillin". In his introduction Fleming explains his inability to write an entire book on the subject i.a. on the grounds of his being a laboratory worker, unable "to place penicillin therapy in its proper perspective relative to other forms of medical and surgical treatment in a great variety of conditions". Fleming contributed 2 chapters to the book.
- Backstrip worn; covers loose(ning). = BMN I, p.369.
Klencke, H. Hoe werkt de levertraan als geneesmiddel? Ed. M.J. Godefroi. Den Bosch, P.R.D. Muller, 1843, (6),132p., orig. wr.
- Owner's entry on title-p. Backstrip dam. and worn; wr. loose(ning). = BMN I, p.370.
AND 1 other: J. PEREIRA, Over voedsel, voeding en spijsregel. Dutch transl. and ed. H. van Daalen (Zaltbommel, 1847, contemp./ later boards w. orig. wr. laid down).
- Without vol. 3; sl. foxed and fingersoiled; some inkstains. Bindings sl. worn; spine-ends chipped.
= Cf. Waller 3419 (2nd ed. 1731).
- All lvs. (except title-p. and epilogue) present in duplicate; partly waterst.
= BMN I, p.242. Johann Abraham von Gehema was a German physician in Polish service. The "Polish Plait" (Plica Polonica) was not so much a disease as a hairstyle in which the hair was worn in an inextricable tangle (which did cause various skin conditions).
- Upper joint (nearly) broken. Backstrip dam. at foot of spine. = Wellcome p.385.
Quarin Willemier, G.A.F. Handleiding der geneesmiddelenleer, ten gebruike bij het onderwijs aan 's Rijks kweekschool voor militaire geneeskundigen. Ibid., J.G. Broese, 1854, XII,581,(1)p., contemp. hcalf.
- Sl. foxed, fingersoiled and yellowed; (contemp.) annots. in pen and ink. Binding worn; paper over boards partly lacking; portion of backstrip loose(ning).
= Wellcome p.362.
- Catalogue clipping pasted onto frontcover. = Rare, no copy traced on the market. Cf. BMN I, p.228 (ed. Rott., 1724).
- Contents fine. Spine-ends chipped/ worn. Upper joint of vol.1 weak. = Blake p.206.
= Reprint of the edition 1884-1888. Garrison/ Morton 6716: "One of the best sources of medical biography up to 1880, with useful bibliographical notes."
- Bindings sl. rubbed; letterpieces partly lacking; top of both spines sl. chipped.
= Early work on the interaction between man's body and mind.
- Sl. yellowed; occas. sl. foxed. = Advise on maintaining and improving one's health. Very rare.
- Without the 2nd and 3rd vol. (publ. 1768/ 1774); occas. trifle foxed. Otherwise fine.
= Cf. Waller 7197 (4to ed.).
- Owner's entries and stamps on title-p. Lower joint vol. 1 dam. at foot. = Waller 7324.
(Arnoud de Ronsil, G.). Traité des Hernies ou Descentes. Ibid., P.G. Le Mercier, 1749, 2 vols., CXII,315; 320,(3)p., engr. frontisp., contemp. unif. gilt calf w. mor. letterpiece.
- Occas. sl. foxed and yellowed. Joints and spine-ends rubbed.
- Portrait and title-p. sl. waterst. and strengthened along hinge; brown stain in upper blank margin at the end of vol. 1; occas. sl. foxed; bindings sl. chafed and rubbed.
= Waller 7454; Wellcome IV, p.388; DSB 10, p.611ff. First published in 1798, Pinel's Nosographie philosophique is "a systematic classification of diseases into five main categories encompassing twenty-one orders and eighty-four genera" (Norman Libr. no.1700 note).
- Hinges sl. weak; owner's entry (blotted out) on title-p. Spine-ends trifle rubbed.
- Good/ fine set.
= Wellcome V, p.1; Waller 8373. Raphaël Bienvenu Sabatier was consultant-surgeon to Napoléon.
(Dionis, P.). (Cours d'opérations de Chirurgie). (Paris, n.publ., ±1750), (38),749,(34)p., 63 engr. plates, contemp. calf.
- Lacks title-p. Spine dried and cracking.
= Wellcome II, p.471; cf. Garrison/ Morton 5575 (1st ed 1708). One plate shows a public dissection of a corpse, the other plates and ills. various kinds of surgical tools.
- Top of spine chipped; corners worn; backcover sl. chafed and w. sm. wormhole.
- Occas. sl. browned and sl. foxed. Covers sl. rubbed along extremities. = Rare.
- Partly w. some mouldy stains in blank margins.
= Bound with 10 fold. engr. plates from an unidentified other medical work. Proksch Suppl. I, p.41 and Hirsch V, p.319. Schwediauer (or Swediaur) worked in London first and later in Paris, where he ran a highly successful practice for venereal diseases.
Lallemand, F. Observations sur les maladies des organes génito-urinaires. Ibid., Gabon et Comp., 1825, (6),III,(1),474p., 2 fold. lithogr. plates, contemp. hcalf.
- Backstrip sl. dam. at foot; covers rubbed.































